China Strengthens Security in Shenzhen Before APEC Leaders Summit
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The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit will be held in Shenzhen from November 18 to 19. Guangdong authorities are on high alert, not only deploying police forces from across the province to support Shenzhen to "ensure heavy police presence and strict control on the streets," but also extending grassroots stability maintenance measures to kitchens. Even kitchen knives in hotels were chained up by police, sparking strong criticism fro…
The authorities of the Chinese province of Guangdong announced a security enhancement in Shenzhen, which hosts the APEC summit, with measures such as increased patrols, drone restrictions and changes to urban mobility.
[Cable News] The APEC Informal Leaders' Summit will be held in Shenzhen this month. The Guangdong Provincial Public Security Department has activated high-level security measures to ensure "heavy police presence on the streets."
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